MoneyTalk.com Sells For $15,000 On Another Busy Day On NameJet.com

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The domain name MoneyTalk.com just sold for $15,000 on Namejet.com

There were 5 bidders on MoneyTalk.com willing to pay $10K or more.

Here are some other sales from NameJet.com today:

 

computernotebooks.com $4,102
esic.com $5,711
soulmates.org $1,601
congratulations.net  $4,101
lover.net $7,200
computercourses.net $1,300
postoffices.org $1,600
basketballs.org $1,950
promiscuity.com $3,299
touristattractions.net $1,010
prescriptiondrugplans.com $3,299
organico.com $4,600
pregnancytesting.com $7,100

About Michael Berkens

Michael Berkens, Esq. is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of TheDomains.com. Michael is also the co-founder of Worldwide Media Inc. which sold around 70K domain to Godaddy.com in December 2015 and now owns around 8K domain names . Michael was also one of the 5 Judges selected for the the Verisign 30th Anniversary .Com contest.

Comments

  5. Meyer says

    Many did not reach the reserve price.
    8 didn’t reach the reserve.
    5 won. payment pending.

    computernotebooks.com $4,102 reserve
    soulmates.org $1,601 reserve
    congratulations.net $4,101 reserve
    lover.net $7,200 reserve
    computercourses.net $1,300 reserve
    postoffices.org $1,600 reserve
    pregnancytesting.com $7,100 reserve
    touristattractions.net $1,010 reserve

    esic.com $5,711
    basketballs.org $1,950
    promiscuity.com $3,299
    prescriptiondrugplans.com $3,299
    organico.com $4,600

  7. Robert Cline says

    Short domains are all the rage.

    Received an offer of $500 today on another

    LLL.Co

    last year I would have taken that,

    now not so much. They were not premium letters.

  10. Stephen Sanders says

    Very funny Acro, and nice to clean up the language that always follows after MoneyTalks! My question (because I was not in the domain game 5 yrs back) is:

    If this domain was the “more perfect match to the expression” and was:

    MoneyTalks.com

    A two word powerful and easily remembered domain, would that domain have been grabbed up lets say in the 2005 domain market?